The New York Writers Marketing Meetup Group 2.0

Savvy Writers Know Marketing

Location: New York, NY 40.75-73.99 10001US

Meetups: 2 so far

Members: 183 Savvy Writers

Rating: The New York Writers Marketing Meetup Group 2.0 4.006

Meetup topics: Writers, Indie Publishing, Zines, Marketing, Social Media Marketing

Founded: October 26, 2007

Hey, writers!

It's critical nowadays for writers to understand how to market themselves, long before (and after) their first book is published. From building an online platform, to networking with other writers, to finding the right community and/or publisher for your work (fiction, poetry or non-fiction) -- a practical marketing plan is an absolute must-have.

The New York Writers Marketing Meetup Group 2.0 is for savvy writers of all types, who know they need to be the primary marketers for themselves and their work.

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Past Meetups

Feb 08 26 2008 7:00 PM

The New York Writers Marketing February Meeting

9 attended – 4.502
Nov 07 28 2007 6:30 PM

The New York Writers Marketing November Meetup

11 attended – 4.004

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What's new?

Oct 28
- New member
  
  Nadine P. Simmons
  
  “My first book, "When Darkness Consumed My Faith: A Single Parent's Journey Out of the Storm," is in production. I know very few writers, so I hope to meet others who have an interest in memoir, personal essay or short story writing.”
- New member
  
  Nena.LaRue
  
  “I am a writer who is interested in networking with other writers and learning more about my craft.”

Oct 27
- New member
  
  Josh Rosenberg

Oct 25
- New member
  
  Marisa Sanfilippo
  
  “To learn more about the field.”
- New member
  
  Leora
  
  “I am interested in becoming a published poetess one day, yet I always wonder "how would I market myself, who would want to read what I write, why would anyone be interested in my creativity, can i portray my personal as the public?"”